Lawsuits

S&P placed the Florida utility’s bond ratings on CreditWatch Negative after JEA asked a court to void a power purchase agreement.

The Legislature failed to publish a public notice about changes in the law authorizing the sole security for the bonds, the court ruled.

MEAG wants a power purchase agreement enforced against JEA, which says the agreement must be vacated because it wasn’t properly approved.

Bondholders are going after the city, county officials, and a court-appointed water receiver to ensure future payments.

A major state bridge repair and replacement program was launched as the turnpike authority’s bond ratings were downgraded because of pension liabilities.

The Florida Development Finance Corp. will issue $1.75 billion of bonds for the privately owned passenger train project.

Brevard County will subsidize Bezos' Blue Origin with $8 million, though a recent court ruling says it can't issue bonds to raise the funds.

The Florida Development Finance Corp. will be asked to be the conduit issuer for $1.75 billion of PABs on behalf of the project's private owners.

Owners of a Los Angeles complex had argued that their duty to provide affordable units ended when bonds were paid off.

Multiple constitutional claims, including racial gerrymandering, are cited in lawsuits filed by the city of Stockbridge and Capital One Public Funding.

Moody's lowered the South Carolina-owned public utility’s bond rating to A2, and its bank bond rating to A3.

A State Supreme Court ruling jeopardizes San Diego’s pension reform measures, exposing the city to millions in unanticipated costs.

The State Bond Commission barred the banks from upcoming Garvee bond deals, and said its action may apply to other state bond issues.

Lawsuits challenge four state constitutional amendment measures state lawmakers placed on November's ballot.

The judge said plaintiffs didn't allege Snyder knew about the dangers of the water in Flint River when he authorized the switch to using it.

The suit contends the ballot measure fails to inform voters that charter schools could bypass local school districts for approval.

The dispute centers on whether money earmarked for land acquisition can be used for overhead such as salaries and benefits, and administrative costs.

The county anticipates pricing for the week of Aug. 6th.

The Fifth District Court of Appeals in New Orleans has yet to decide if oral arguments will be held in the suit brought by Calvin Grigsby.

State-owned Santee Cooper is battling cross claims by electric cooperatives that buy power from the agency in a suit over its shelved twin reactor project.